CS : Whats your take on this posting? Anything good that can come off this?

http://www.cpnhelp.org/glisodin_experiment

Thanks for the post. Interesting read.

Glacier - It's an interesting post. Low SOD levels are definitely a factor I think. For instance with adrenal fatigue/dysfunction, copper stores can get pretty high, yet it isn't usable copper and that can cause an SOD deficiency.

When the liver secretes enough ceruloplasmin it can remove copper accumulation and help make the copper more usable.

This is somewhat of a copper paradox. Too much copper increases oxidation levels yet it is not usable as it has built up into tissue stores. A higher estrogen level along with sugar cravings can hint at higher copper levels. Repairing adrenals such as with glandulars may make copper more usable and allow the liver to produce enough ceruloplasmin.

GliSODin source of SOD would help a lot, at least with the symptoms but getting to the source of the problem (adrenals) would ultimately be the best approach in the long run.

I'll add that since HFCS is so abundant in foods today, this can render copper unusable and probably plays a strong role here. I do not recall off hand, but there is another product similar to GliSODin that doesn't use a wheat polymer (Gliadin) to stabilize the SOD. So if wheat/gluten is a problem this other product should be sought out.

I've seen a study somewhere showing the reversing of gray hairs with its use, but I'm not sure if that was company sponsored research or not.